Forest View High School - Talon Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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I I Y A 1 ' ' ' A l I-Mx f E15- '4- si -1 an . ii 2' -I 'N It 'i' L ARSITY GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: Ron Norberg, John Agger. Al Willert, Phil Hausman, Top Row: Mr. Tim Schaap. Gary Ross, Tom Schmidt. Gary I . . mson, Wayne Meier. Tom Maze, Mr. Art Klem. TRACK PEP SQUAD: Bottom Row: Candi Rusboldt, Melodye Serino, Sandy Hamilton, Karen Romano, Michele Riley. Cindy Lata, Diane Dahlstrom, Top Row: Peggy Bell, Willert concentrated on his stroke. Gail Ferguson, Linda Schar, Capt. Pam Bowersox, Bonnie Shipman, Dianne Rodig, Lori Bonk. Golf 135

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Y. I Q .H --', it if E. Linksmen Finished Third in Season's Conference Meets With a ten-two record, the 1970 Varsity Golf Team earned third place in conference competition, missing the championship by a small margin of five strokes. Victory in an important meet and high- achievement in a new event highlighted the sea- son. On one occasion, the team defeated Arling- ton, eventually the conference champions. Later Coach Art Kleinis squad participated in th Chevy Chase Invitational and placed fourth i a field of twenty-four rival teams. Varsity players Gary Abramson, outstanding golfer oft 1970g Wayne Meier, outstanding golfer of 19693 . EESQQ I ' A 1, R . ' X r 'I ik'-if .sv-1, , -N . . , - . 4 x '- . . -' - - ' 2 f 1--. 'Jr-5 Sandtraps posed problems for Tom Schmidt. E 'w and sophomore Phil Hausman guided the tear to a successful spring season. The Frosh-Soph Team, numbering fiftee players, competed against twelve school: achieving victory in six events. This recor secured third place in conference for th younger Falcon linksmen. Mr. Timothy Schaa assisted Mr. Klein in working with both varsit and frosh-soph golfers. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: Michael March, Todd McDonald, Gary Mayer, Joe Murken, Dale Steingraber. Top Row: Bruce Sturgeon, F Bohac, Patrick Walsh, Bill Chilton, Jim Campbell, Bob Voigt, Mark Tesmer. 134 Golf 1

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Four Track Team Members Qualified for State Endless hours of practice coupled with a desire to succeed characterized the 1970 Varsity Track Team. Several of its mem- bers showed great ability in their par- ticular areas of the sport and diligently strove to attain new goals. Torn Dendor broke the school record in the shot put, and Keith Phillips set a new record for the high jump. In addition, four qualifiers, com- prising the 880-yard relay team, attended the State Track Meet in Champaign, Illinois, and placed sixth. Members of the .Frosh-Soph Track Team set new records on their level, also. V I -- ' 1. Scott McGovney and Ted Francsis achieved ziggy jig 'E V outstanding times in the mile and two mile, respectively. Coach Bill Mohrmann, as- p ' 15.15. WL 'i m f7 sisted by Coaches Darryl Phillips, David S' 'N' ' ' ' ' Brown, and John Heenan, worked with I . High jumping required perfect form. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Bottom Row: George LaVigne, Ted Francsis, Scott McGovney, Tom Keyzer, John Dunphey. Row Two: Don Reid, Steve Gross, Rich Sales, Craig Henderson, Bob Strebler, Rich Leach. Top underclassmen to prepare for future var- sity competition. Row: Tom Dendor, Chris Jankowski, Ed Wojtowicz, Keith Phillips, Mik Keen, Mark Ennes, Roddy Read, Doug Guinn, Al Schmanke, Dean Ballotti 136 Track